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Voice For The Military, Help For The Soldier After launching prolonged artillery barrages in opposition to Pakistan, India was capable of capture three essential mountain positions in Kashmir. By 9 September, the Indian Army had made considerable inroads into Pakistan. India had its largest haul of Pakistani tanks when an offensive by Pakistan's 1st Armoured Division was blunted at the Battle of Asal Uttar, which occurred on 10 September near Khemkaran. The greatest tank battle of the warfare was the Battle of Chawinda, the largest tank battle in history after World War II. Pakistan's defeat on the Battle of Asal Uttar hastened the top of the conflict. As the combating moved beyond disputed territories, China called on the Indian authorities to negotiate; nonetheless, India remained determined to regain misplaced territory. With no settlement in sight, China unilaterally withdrew its forces from Arunachal Pradesh. From our 3D world, sitting within the theatre, our collective...